Brooklyn Tweed Sets the Tone
One colour, two shades! The much anticipated Brooklyn Tweed Tones collection is finally here.
One colour, two shades! The much anticipated Brooklyn Tweed Tones collection is finally here.
The Madelinetosh has teamed up with the Alabama Chanin School of Making to bring out a very special kit and we’re so excited to have it in the shop.
Q: What do you get when you combine the high quality mohair of the Angora goat, the soft wool of the Merino sheep, the sumptuous fibre of the Mongolian yak, the fine quality of mulberry silk and years of experience developing natural yarns? A: Pascuali Filati Naturali‘s newest yarn, ‘Manada‘
At long last the first half of our summer shipment of Viola yarns has landed! We have been anxiously anticipating the arrival of these beautiful skeins and we are so glad to be able to share them with you.
Summer may be in full swing but all we want to do is cuddle up for story time with the Baby Bear onesie designed by Cocoknits founder Julie Weisenberger. This adorable knit is the perfect way to welcome a special little one into the world.
Inspired by the botanical richness of Japan, the ancient art of temari and our favourite neighbourhoods in London, Rika Stein has created three beautiful sets of naturally dyed cotton threads for Loop through her new venture, NONA. We’ve been in love with Rika’s work since her days at Temaricious and we’re over the moon to have these unique threads in the shop.
We are so excited to have collaborated with our old friend Emma Kylmala of Town Dyer to bring a new bunch of naturally dyed yarns to the shop. A former Loopette who also worked as a shoe dyer for the Royal Ballet, Town Dyer combines Emma’s love of knitting with her love of natural dyes and the results are stunning.
The latest issue of Amirisu has arrived! This biannual knitting magazine from Japan is always a highly anticipated arrival, and the spring/summer 2021 theme of “layers” provides much to get lost in.
Hello Iroiro! The newest little balls of yarn from Daruma in Japan, iroiro means variety, many ways or different kinds in Japanese. You can use these little balls in all sorts of ways, and we are pretty excited about all the crafting possibilities!
We are so excited to have received the rest of our long-awaited shipment from La Bien Aimée! Sumptuous Merino Singles, delicate Mohair Silk and versatile Merino DK are all filling our shelves and we couldn’t be more pleased.